jlombardi14

Would recommend and play again.

Found myself in Collingwood for the weekend decided to play 18 here. Just a 10 minute drive from downtown Collingwood, great location and good price.

Fairways, greens and the rough were all in great shape. Really enjoyed the sort of link style course with the tiered greens and rolling fairways. Lots of sand on the course which was challenging, unfortunately the bunkers were not the most well kept (mostly the fairway bunkers). Some were very hard with little sand in them and loose rocks. But this is only a problem if you hit the sand ;)

Very much enjoyed the round, even though it was a scorcher of a Father's Day.

Quickly booked a hot deal for the Challenge 18 for saturday morning. Was very pleased with $45 for my round. Until I arrived at the course to find it was a waking rate only (My own fault for not checking).

Not a big deal, a little upgrade for a cart except it’s a $22 per person for each cart. The cart i received barely worked, had to lightly press the pedal for it to move. And wait for it to kick into gear which sometimes took multiple minutes of rolling at slower than a walking pace. So we’re at $66 each to play 18, and the sour taste in my mouth turns rotten, when i’m told the par 70 is only a hair over 4000 yards. Which is not disclosed anywhere on their website.

The course was in an abysmal condition. Tee boxes were littered in holes and dirt, greens had blemishes of just mud and dirt. Everything was as hard as a rock, surprising since it rained the night before. Which lead to every bunker to be a water hazard.

If Rolling Hills is going to continue to charge $66 a person for a round they better start to maintain all three of their 18s and not just Bethesda Grange. The entire round left a bitter taste in my mouth and I will bring my business elsewhere.

Please spend your money elsewhere.